Room features are convenient and some of the best I've come across during my hostel stays: 1) Fully private. You're enclosed with 3 walls and the floor that the bed sits on. The opening of the capsule is a retractable, pull-down hard vinyl curtain that blocks any light. There are thin cracks on the sides that they do not cover but it's still very private. 2) 3x large storage shelves, the top one is about 1 ft high while the other two are 1 ft high, 10 in deep, 2 ft long with the bottom shelf being 3 ft long. 3) 3 pot lights, 1 in each of shelves. 1 dome light at the headboard wall. My top shelf pot light didn't work but there was still plenty of lighting so I never complained. 4) 1 electrical outlet with USB in the bottom shelf and 1 on the headboard wall. They are travel-ready so no need to have a travel adapter like I did. I just used mine in one area because my plug was loose and it kept it stable. 5) Private storage with built-in digital lock with 2 tier shelving and lighting inside, about 2 ft high x 10 in deep, 10 in wide. My lock was wonky at times, as the pressure sensor was very inaccurate, but with enough tries it still worked and very appreciated to have in my room still. 6) 1 main air conditioning vent above sleeping area and 1 extra air vent built into the bottom shelving unit that doesn't blow strong but still nice to have. 7) 2 double-prong metal hooks with clothing hooks to hang your stuff. The single capsules are about 4 ft wide x 7 ft long x 4 ft tall. I thought it would be too small for me but I was comfortable throughout my stay. Its all wallpapered so it looks pleasing as well. Blankets good, size and thick, comfortable. I'm 5'7" and they fit me perfectly. I've been to hostels where all they give is a towel-like sheet that is for a baby to half-cover yourself. LAF has a proper blanket. I was never too hot or cold in it. They have maids that come through and clean the shared quarters every couple days. They will sweep through the capsule area, make beds by swapping sheets, and mop down the washroom areas. I've stayed in both the too capsules as well as the bottoms. I much prefer the bottom beds as they are far easier to get in and out of. The tops are accessible via a thin-barred metal latter that kinda hurts your feet when you climb so you have to alleviate by stepping on them long ways or just tough it out. I've also stayed in the double capsules and they are roughly 50% larger in width, everything else the same. Shower area: -Hot water boiler -Rain sprinkler, hand held head -Soap and shampoo Washroom area: -4 toilets for capsule private use -2 toilets...